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    Ok First I want to say just how impressed I am with your 3 D printing skills and modelling especially the tire moulds you have made.

    I think you are going to struggle with the feeds and speed because there is no way of knowing what the speed of the router is doing because it is only graduated 1-6 on the wheel. So it is going to have to be done by trial and error.

    Also I don't think you will be able to cut with anything above about a 4mm cutter as I don't think the machine is rigid enough. That's the trouble with a machine that is made trying to do all things.
    ..Clive
    The more you know, The better you know, How little you know

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    It's rated 10kRPM to 30kRPM so as a ballpark is possible to guestimate that top speed will be close to 30k and low speed will be close to 10k ;-)
    Optical rev counters are available so measuring is possible.
    I'd give it a go with a single flute end mill in aluminium, if you used HSM Advisor free trial you can set up your machine profile and go with settings that result in no tool deflection and increase feeds from there.
    Other Calculators are available! ;-)

    - Nick
    You think that's too expensive? You're not a Model Engineer are you? :D

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